My research investigates how psychological stress influences biological aging and inflammatory processes, through the lens of psychoneuroimmunology. My work primarily utilizes complex, longitudinal, and psychophysiological datasets. I use multilevel modeling to examine inter- and intra-variability in stress responses, as well as time-series and longitudinal analyses to assess changes in inflammatory markers and psychological states over time.
Annelise Madison
Assistant Professor of Psychology, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts
psychoneuroimmunology; clinical psychology; biomarkers; longitudinal; multi-level modeling
